Intact single-nozzle lamp found in 1960 on the Acropolis south slope. It is flat-bottomed with rounded body walls and circular, concave lamp disk with a central filling hole and a vertical handle pierced with a suspension hole. The sides of the triangular nozzle are outlined with incised lines and the shoulder and disk are decorated with relief floral motifs and grooves. The fire traces on the nozzle are due to the use of the lamp.

On the underside, within incised concentric circles is inscribed ΠΡΕΙΜΟΥ which denotes the workshop in which the lamp was made.